As I type this I am being buffeted and body slammed by my beasts. Wrestling is pretty much 85% of their non-napping time. The other 15% is eating or begging for treats. Wait. That's not fair. Out of the 85% comes "Squirrel Time" "Squirrel Time" is a flirt stick. The girls LOVE the squirrel on a stick. It helps that it has two squeakers. When they get a hold of it they go to town. Squirrel Time is a daily or twice daily event. They run to the refrigerator and look up and sit patiently waiting for me to take down the world's best toy. In case I'm not paying attention Gertrude will let out an occasional bark to let me know that it is most definitely time to play.
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A squeaker does not last long in our house as Dachshunds for some reason have a passion for destroying and de-stuffing toys within 15 minutes of their arrival into our household. Even the "indestructible" toys cannot survive the fury of a Dachshund! I think Theo would love this as he has yet to catch a real squirrel, though. :)
The squeaker problem is why the flying squirrel is so popular. They know the squeakers are there and get very little squeaker time in, not enough to remove them any way.
and I think I might die if one of them caught a real squirrel.
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